Kelly S asked:
i feel like i always have bad breath what are some ways i can know for sure that i don’t have bad breath?
what is a good way to get rid of bad breath?
6 thoughts on “what is a good way to get rid of bad breath?”
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a. brush more often (especially on your tongue- that’s where most of your bad breath is caused at.)
b. Mints!!! 🙂
c. Gum
you can take a toothbrush and your favorite minty toothpaste and brush in little circles on your tongue until you get to the back of you mouth where you gag. as soon as you gag go back to the tip and do the same thing. afterwords use your favorite minty mouth-wash and PRESTO!!!!!!!! you have fresh breath!!!!!!!!!! another thing you could do if you dont have time for that is to get some minty gum….. 🙂
to check your breath,breath onto a mirror or piece of glass.then you can smell it.what i did because i brushed my teeth,flossed,gargled all that but my breath was bad.my mom told me to gargle with peroxide.(i do it twice a day just to make sure but my mom said you only need to at nite but idc).and i works.when you wake up in the morning your teeth are still clean and your breath smells like nothing.it’s 10x better than mouthwash.but i put a little listerine in it for flavor.not that peroxide is nasty but i just like minty things
brush your breath with dentyne
You are correct about your bad breath. Every person has some amount of bad breath, however, very few of them can smell their own bad breath. Up to 90 percent of bad breath comes from the top of the tongue, not the teeth. Bacteria grown on the tongue and produce sulfur containing compounds that smell, that is bad breath. Using mints, mouthwash, gum just covers up the bad breath for a short time. The only way to really cure bad breath is to remove the bacteria. The best device to do this is OraBrush. Learn more about the cause and cure of bad breath at
first you need to go to a dentist & check for the cause of bad breath. It can be because of calculus & plaque formation which should be removed by the dentist by doing a scaling. After that you need to maintain your oral hygiene by proper brushing, flossing & using the tongue cleaner. If it is not because of plaque, it could be due to sore throat, you need to see an ENT.